p-town state of mind

i spent a week in provincetown with some amazing, creative friends. p-town is one of those places that feels a little bit magical every time—the marshes, the gardens, the water, the people, all of it. many of these pictures came from morning runs or from simply wandering around with nowhere particular to be.

sml and i got married in p-town forever ago, and somehow it has maintained its charm throughout the years. the shingled houses, wildly enthusiastic gardens, unexpected art, and neon all still feel completely themselves.

we went during an “off” week, meaning it wasn’t insanely crowded and we could actually dine out. with martiniiiis!

we also took a boat out into the harbor. i saw at least seven seals, which to me is basically shark food. no sharks appeared, but i remained appropriately vigilant.

anyway: no sharks, many martinis, wonderful friends, and another magical week in a place that keeps earning the word.

On a train back to Boston

i’m here for work, and i do miss boston quite a bit—but the weather is murder.

the humidity, and then the train always being out, plus no cats to cuddle. what a crazy place, amirite?

whatever you want, whatever you need

we took a hike to little si, which is one of my most favorite hikes near the seattle area. it was one of my first, actually, and my first experience with near-rainforest-like moss growth on trees.

it’s lovely.

we went with the matts and took them to scott’s dairy freeze. i was the only one to order lettuce on my burger due to the cyclops parasite going around.

i need to lose ~8 lbs, so ya know, fingers crossed.